Scientology Lies
"Scientology is both
immoral and socially obnoxious...It is corrupt, sinister and
dangerous. It is corrupt because it is based on lies and
deceit"
I think Scientology is breaking the law and hurting people,
and I want them to stop.
Questions? See the FAQ
Curious about Tom
Cruise, Katie
Holmes, Scientology
celebrities, or space
aliens? Want to know what Scientologists
believe, why
Scientologists hate psychiatry, or whether Scientology is dangerous?
Wondering whether
Scientologists believe in Jesus and read the Bible, who started
Scientology, their
attitude on drugs, or just what Scientology is? There are
answers to recently-asked questions in the FAQ.
Urgent Action Needed - Keith Henson Faces Extradition
Keith Henson, improperly convicted of "interfering with a religion" after exercising his right of free speech, is facing extradition to California, where he has received death threats.
Keith Henson - what happened and how you can help
Recent news:
January 19, 2007: Second Chance is one of the country's most unusual alternatives to the nation's prison systems, founded by Scientologist and former real-estate developer Rick Pendery. Even before it opened its doors to inmates last September, Second Chance and its unconventional methods had ignited a controversy in New Mexico's legal community. Judge Lang says he is "highly suspicious" of the program. "If it is connected to Scientology, just say so," he says. Second Chance officials and a spokeswoman for the Church of Scientology say there are no ties.
January 12, 2007: The Labour Party received thousands of pounds from an offshoot of Scientology, the Evening Standard reveals today. The decision to accept money from a charity linked to the controversial cult was taken at the highest level by members of the National Executive Committee. They allowed the charity, the Association for Better Living and Education (ABLE), to take a stall at the party's annual conference in Manchester.
February 23, 2006: Rolling Stone publishes "Inside Scientology: Unlocking the complex code of America's most mysterious religion", discussing auditing, Scientology's secrets, and disconnection.
December 21, 2005: The US Tax Court rules against Michael and Maria Sklar, who were seeking the right to deduct the cost of their children's religious education, a right that the IRS grants only to Scientologists.
October 2, 2005: The New York Post reports that Scientology auditor and course supervisor Gabriel Williams repeatedly raped a 16-year-old Scientologist who had been ordered to live with Williams while she worked at Scientology's Mountain View org.
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Recently added information:
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New files:
- New October 2005: You can now find service
completions listed by participant's name and search the
Scientology Statistics Project database:
- New April 2005: What's Your
Clear Number? - compare annual Clear attest tallies from
the peak era with more recent years and view Clear lists from the
Clear explosion of the late 1970s
- New March 2005: 2004 WISE
Analysis, showing growth and shrinkage for World Institute of
Scientology Enterprise-affiliated businesses, broken down by
business category, country, and US state.
- New February 2005: graphed statistics and analysis for 14 years
of Celebrity
magazine, from 1991 through 2004.
- New January 30, 2005: graphed statistics and analysis for all
years from start of publication through 2004 for Advance,
Freewinds,
and Source.
Overall? Scientology is shrinking.
- January 2005: WISE directory
listings for 2004 and 2001. Analysis will be posted later this
month.
- October 2004: Information on liens and other
public records on the Church of Scientology, from public
Florida databases
- September 2004: A summary analysis of service completions from
Flag, Scientology's worldwide headquarters in Clearwater, Florida,
shows that
Scientology is shrinking - statistics peaked in the late 1980s
and never recovered.
- August 2004: more than 80 completions lists from local org mags. Analysis coming soon.
- March 12, 2004: Two dozen lists from Impact
magazine have been added to the Scientology
Statistics Project
- February 10, 2004: Hundreds of new documents have been added to
the Lisa McPherson Files - find them at New Pages
Sister sites:
What's at this site?
- Scientology's
Lies
- Scientology is based on
lies. Scientology lies to Scientologists, and Scientology lies to
the rest of the world. World's fastest growing religion? 8,000,000
members? Compatible with Christianity? ALL LIES. Check out a few of
Scientology's biggest whoppers.
- Scientology's
Crimes
- Scientology itself, the
corporation, was convicted in Canada of breach of the public trust
for an organized conspiracy to break into government offices. A
police investigation in Clearwater, FL - Scientology's headquarters
- recommended RICO charges. High-ranking Scientologists have been
convicted of a variety of crimes, including manslaughter and
stealing documents from government offices. The head of Scientology
currently faces charges of fraud and other crimes in Spain.
Scientology is breaking the law, every day of the
year.
- Get Involved! What You Can
Do
- If you'd like to help
reform Scientology and stop their abuses, you can picket,
distribute fliers, talk to your friends, speak to your church,
create a web site, and more!
- What's Wrong with
Scientology?
- If you haven't read much
about Scientology yet, you may not know why so many people are
speaking out against it. Scientology locks people up, tries to
suppress free speech, terrorizes its critics, and defrauds the
public.
- The Human Face of
Scientology
- Scientology hurts people.
Many of those people are Scientologists, but Scientology hurts
non-Scientologists as well.
- If You're A
Scientologist
- ... you may wonder why
I'm criticizing something that's important to you. I don't want to
destroy Scientology, I just want Scientology to stop hurting people
and breaking the law. If you're willing to confront the truth,
please read some of these links, and some of the information under
The Human Face of
Scientology.
- Recommended Critical
Sites
- There's so much
information about Scientology on the Internet that some people feel
overwhelmed. Here are a few good starting points, and links to some
of my favorite sites.
- Recent Pickets of Scientology
- On average, there's a
picket of Scientology somewhere in the world every
day.
- About Me, Kristi Wachter
-
- My Scientology
Activism
- My Scientology
Writings
London
I think Scientology is breaking the law and hurting people,
and I want them to stop.
Questions? See the FAQ
Curious about Tom
Cruise, Katie
Holmes, Scientology
celebrities, or space
aliens? Want to know what Scientologists
believe, why
Scientologists hate psychiatry, or whether Scientology is dangerous?
Wondering whether
Scientologists believe in Jesus and read the Bible, who started
Scientology, their
attitude on drugs, or just what Scientology is? There are
answers to recently-asked questions in the FAQ.
Urgent Action Needed - Keith Henson Faces Extradition
Keith Henson, improperly convicted of "interfering with a religion" after exercising his right of free speech, is facing extradition to California, where he has received death threats.
Keith Henson - what happened and how you can help
Recent news:
January 19, 2007: Second Chance is one of the country's most unusual alternatives to the nation's prison systems, founded by Scientologist and former real-estate developer Rick Pendery. Even before it opened its doors to inmates last September, Second Chance and its unconventional methods had ignited a controversy in New Mexico's legal community. Judge Lang says he is "highly suspicious" of the program. "If it is connected to Scientology, just say so," he says. Second Chance officials and a spokeswoman for the Church of Scientology say there are no ties.
January 12, 2007: The Labour Party received thousands of pounds from an offshoot of Scientology, the Evening Standard reveals today. The decision to accept money from a charity linked to the controversial cult was taken at the highest level by members of the National Executive Committee. They allowed the charity, the Association for Better Living and Education (ABLE), to take a stall at the party's annual conference in Manchester.
February 23, 2006: Rolling Stone publishes "Inside Scientology: Unlocking the complex code of America's most mysterious religion", discussing auditing, Scientology's secrets, and disconnection.
December 21, 2005: The US Tax Court rules against Michael and Maria Sklar, who were seeking the right to deduct the cost of their children's religious education, a right that the IRS grants only to Scientologists.
October 2, 2005: The New York Post reports that Scientology auditor and course supervisor Gabriel Williams repeatedly raped a 16-year-old Scientologist who had been ordered to live with Williams while she worked at Scientology's Mountain View org.
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Recently added information:
|
New files:
- New October 2005: You can now find service
completions listed by participant's name and search the
Scientology Statistics Project database:
- New April 2005: What's Your
Clear Number? - compare annual Clear attest tallies from
the peak era with more recent years and view Clear lists from the
Clear explosion of the late 1970s
- New March 2005: 2004 WISE
Analysis, showing growth and shrinkage for World Institute of
Scientology Enterprise-affiliated businesses, broken down by
business category, country, and US state.
- New February 2005: graphed statistics and analysis for 14 years
of Celebrity
magazine, from 1991 through 2004.
- New January 30, 2005: graphed statistics and analysis for all
years from start of publication through 2004 for Advance,
Freewinds,
and Source.
Overall? Scientology is shrinking.
- January 2005: WISE directory
listings for 2004 and 2001. Analysis will be posted later this
month.
- October 2004: Information on liens and other
public records on the Church of Scientology, from public
Florida databases
- September 2004: A summary analysis of service completions from
Flag, Scientology's worldwide headquarters in Clearwater, Florida,
shows that
Scientology is shrinking - statistics peaked in the late 1980s
and never recovered.
- August 2004: more than 80 completions lists from local org mags. Analysis coming soon.
- March 12, 2004: Two dozen lists from Impact
magazine have been added to the Scientology
Statistics Project
- February 10, 2004: Hundreds of new documents have been added to
the Lisa McPherson Files - find them at New Pages
Sister sites:
What's at this site?
- Scientology's
Lies
- Scientology is based on
lies. Scientology lies to Scientologists, and Scientology lies to
the rest of the world. World's fastest growing religion? 8,000,000
members? Compatible with Christianity? ALL LIES. Check out a few of
Scientology's biggest whoppers.
- Scientology's
Crimes
- Scientology itself, the
corporation, was convicted in Canada of breach of the public trust
for an organized conspiracy to break into government offices. A
police investigation in Clearwater, FL - Scientology's headquarters
- recommended RICO charges. High-ranking Scientologists have been
convicted of a variety of crimes, including manslaughter and
stealing documents from government offices. The head of Scientology
currently faces charges of fraud and other crimes in Spain.
Scientology is breaking the law, every day of the
year.
- Get Involved! What You Can
Do
- If you'd like to help
reform Scientology and stop their abuses, you can picket,
distribute fliers, talk to your friends, speak to your church,
create a web site, and more!
- What's Wrong with
Scientology?
- If you haven't read much
about Scientology yet, you may not know why so many people are
speaking out against it. Scientology locks people up, tries to
suppress free speech, terrorizes its critics, and defrauds the
public.
- The Human Face of
Scientology
- Scientology hurts people.
Many of those people are Scientologists, but Scientology hurts
non-Scientologists as well.
- Privacy Policy
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